What defines the user roles in the Fiori UX?

User roles in the Fiori User Experience (UX) are primarily defined by job responsibilities. Fiori is designed to enhance user productivity by providing an intuitive interface that caters to specific roles within an organization. This means that the applications and functionalities available to an individual user are tailored based on their responsibilities and the tasks they need to perform as part of their job.

By aligning the Fiori applications to job roles, businesses can ensure that users have access to the relevant tools and data necessary for their specific functions, fostering efficiency and streamlining workflows. This role-based approach supports strategic decision-making and allows employees to focus on their core tasks without being overwhelmed by irrelevant information or functionalities.

In contrast, device capabilities, task complexity, and user preferences, while important, do not primarily define the user roles in the Fiori UX. Device capabilities may impact the user experience in terms of design and functionality but do not dictate the roles assigned. Task complexity can influence the nature of tasks assigned to different roles but isn't the foundation of the role itself. User preferences may vary among individuals but do not establish the core responsibilities or the operational structure within an organization.